Sentence examples for that would broaden from inspiring English sources

The identification of new isolates that would broaden the product range of syngas fermentations is desirable.

In addition we present possible designs that would broaden the absorption spectrum of the bulk material.

Mr. Cacheris, however, insisted that his client knows very little that would broaden the investigation.

The Legislature approved a bill on Monday that would broaden state laws against prostitution, which cover only pimps and madams.

However, the US House of Representatives voted nearly unanimously to pass legislation that would broaden sanctions over North Korea's nuclear program.

IT was billed as a new form of online entertainment, one that would broaden the base of people who play games on the Internet.

It's very much a Corbyn-esque policy, and one that would easily broaden his appeal across the political spectrum.

The data sent out of the PIC32 is modulated via Minimum Shift Keying (MSK), which is a frequency modulation scheme with continuous phase, which eliminates sharp phase transitions that would otherwise broaden the bandwidth.

And because Democrats haven't met them halfway on cultural issues, we've not been able to communicate to them effectively an economic agenda that would help broaden our coalition".

FRANKFURT — A week after rattling global bourses and annoying allies with a unilateral ban on some forms of financial market speculation, Germany went much further Tuesday, proposing a law that would greatly broaden restrictions on several instruments that investors use to bet against stocks, bonds and currencies.

There is also a basic fear of creating a genetic dragnet, bringing families and individuals with little to no link to a crime into the investigation, and, in turn, forgoing traditional forms of investigatory work that would actually broaden the scope of a search.